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Chicago examiner vol vii no 163 a m tuesday june 29 1909 16 pages price one cent delivered by carrier 30 cents per month hope for states to best income tax amendment to constitution aldrich introduces resolution congress will pass it look ing for its defeat later tillman for tax on tea steel trust wins sweeping victory when cummins proposals fail washington june s senator aid rich acting for the finance committee to day reported the joint resolution proposing on amendment to the constitution author izing the levying of an income tax the resolution is as follows be it resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america in congress assembled two-third of both houses concurring that the fol lowing article is proposed as an amendment to the constitution of the united states which when ratified by the legislatures of three-fourth of the several states shall be valid to all intents and purposes as a part of the constitution articie xvi that congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes from whatever source derived without ap portionment among the several states and without regard to any census or enumeia tlon a poll of the senate and house on this resolution made by the examiner shows that it has practically the unanimous sup port of both republican and democratic members the only open objectiou to it came from south caroliua where there is a local income tax on income over 82,500 for state purposes think states will refuse it the amendment was suggested by presi dent Taft together with the corporation income tax to sidetrack a general income tax which was being pressed by bailey and cummins it seemed likely that such leg islation would pass and be added to the tariff bin â– aidrich sit'l other republican lenders opposed it bitterly the president entert.vued doubts as to the position of the supreme cosrt on its constitutionality it is freely reported about the i"apito that the republican leaders are willing to pass the resolution proposing the constitu tional amendment because they believe it will cot carry in the states they believe th such opposition to it can be created befor the vote is taken lhai the opposi tion together with natural reluctance to change the constitution will prevent its re ceiving the vote of the necessary three fourths of the states in view of aldrich's we!l-known hostility to the income tax there was grim humor in his suggestion that he hop,-d the resolu tion would pass by unanimous consent and without debate boiah of idaho would not con;ent and the resolution will come up lor discussion with the corporation income tax debate on which is due to open iu the senate to-morrow amendments to Taft plai two amendments to the corporation tax plan were presented to-day senator clapp wants the exemption of holding companies stricken from the bill so that they may be subjected to the tax senator culber son proposed an amendment that congress shall at all times have access by resolu tion to the evidence and figures contained in the returns submitted by corporations to the government the finance committee exempted holding companies from the provision of the amendment to avoid the fata defect of don taxation the committee provided that if the dividends of the subsidiary companies pay the tax the holding corn pan shall not pay it is . claimed this recognition of a holding company gives it a legal statue it has never enjoyed the vote will be had on the constitu tional amendment before it is taken on the corporation tax aldrich having 50 ae _ cided to shew his good faith this amend ment involves the question of immediate income tax legislation and aidrich pro poses to have the matter thrashed out be fore he takes up the corporation tax which lc to supplant the income tax with the assurance that debate on these important features cf the tariff bill is to begin at once there is hopeful talk of an early adjournment see early adjournment senators will make no predictions but the rumor spread about the capitol to-day that the tariff srssiou might end by julv 20 it is explained that the conferees in the senate and house can go to work upon the differences existing over the du tiable schedules and free lists while the senate is working over the corporation tax the senate will end its work on these features of the bill to-morrow the senate conferees are known to senator aldrich speaker cannon has decided on the house conferees the corporation tax may be before the senate ten days during this time the senate and house conference may effect amicable adjustment of most of their dif ferences and be prepared to submit the compromises and schedules over which they can reach no agreement bark to their re spective bodies as soon as the entire tariff passes the house it la believed that cannon has control of the bouse sufficient to insure the adop tion of a rule limiting debate on the cor count csaky and fiancee he lost by unpaid note mrs maud bryan count csaky csaky-bryan wedding stopped by unpaid debt fiancee indorses count's note for 500 he forgets to pay and woman is sued new york june 28 the internation al romance which was to have been con summated in the marriage of count csaky an attache of the austro hungarian con sulate at pittsburg and sirs maud how ard bryan widow of a millionaire well known in lcs angeles has been shattered the revelation came today when mrs brv.an instructed her lawyer to fight pay nler.t on a 500 note she stgped c tide the count over a period of financial de pression mrs tbryan is codefendant with joseph v ceberall an austrian lawyer and her former fiance count kalmar csaky the note was dirawn last february and was payable ia three months at the home of mrs bryan attorney goiiich attorney for the plaintiff said to-day count csaky was in need of rash he tried to borrow money from joseph ceberall and the latter refused to advance it without a note from mrs bryan csaky got mrs bryan to whom he was then en gaged to draw the note csaky indorsed it mrs bryan's relatives particularly an uncle objected to csaky and the mar riaje was called off then mrs bryan refused to pay the note when the engagement of mrs bryan and the count was announced early this year there was a storm of disapproval from mrs bryan's relatives she however re maiued loyal and said that nothing could destroy her love for or shake ber intention to marry the count count csaky is a third cousin of count szechenyi he was married and divorced in hungary the counters became the wife of jan kubelik the violinist mrs bryan and the count met last october it was apparently a case of love at first sight count csaky it was said at the time had an ample private fortune mrs bryan at her apartments in the la rocheile to-night refused to be inter t-i^.^rd phone paris from n y ; wireless to span atlantle with sound wares thursday new yore june 28 you can telephone to paris over a telephone that hasn't any vires next thursday that's what dr lee deforest said to-day the attempt to hold telephonic communication by the wireless method will be made from the metropolitan tower 700 feet above the street dr deforest announced to-day that his i wireless telephone station on top of the ! areat tower was practically in readiness to span the atlantic on sound waves but to-morrow he will make a preliminary test to sec that everything is working well by talking to the majestic building is chi cago park wading pool opened the first municipal wading poo in aus tin fark lake street and austin avenue will be formally opened this afternoon at 2 o'clock the children of the neighbor hood however crowded the pool all day yesterday all aldermen join city funds probe council indorses merriam plan and mayor will pick the board this week Â«. foor may sleep in parks resolution aims at hot weather relief new milk fight is started city council proceedings adopted the merriam resolution calling for a complete inquiry into city expendi tures tassed a resolution permitting the poor to sleep in public playgrounds and small parks during hot weather referred an ordinance to the health com mittee prohibiting the use of milk that does not come from tuberculin tested cows passed the grand crossing track elevation ordinance authorized an offer of 3,000 reward for information leading to conviction of the bomb throwers ordered traveling asphalt plants barred from streets ordered commissioner of public works to prohibit the placing of any more poles by the sanitary district in haynes court and archer avenue tassed ordinance granting the Illinois tun uel company an extension until octo ber 1910 for the installing of 20.000 telephones also prohibiting the com pany from selling its telephone plant to the Chicago telephone company fassed alderman nolan's ordinance permit ting the police to have fifteen days fur lough adjourned early to go to forest park as the guests of the management the prone of chicago's finances demand ed by alderman charles e merriam a ill be conducted with he un-."tion of the en tire city council ari address that the university professor-alderman had in readi ness to support his demand for the enquiry was left undelivered last night because the council unanimously voted to have the investigation without limiting its soope it had been expected that a tight would be made by some of the friends of ibe city aaminlstraiion against the passage of the resolution and to surprise was g kit therefore when not a voi:e was raised in protest mayor to pick commission â€¢ every department in the city administra tion will be overhauled by a commission of nine that will be appointed name time this week by mayor busse five citizens and four aldermen it is expected rill be members of the commission it is ex pected mayor busse will appoint aidermen merriarn snow finn and foreman the purpose of the inquiry according to alderman merriam is to let the public have a chance to find out just what 3nan cia condition the city is iu so that the voters may vote intelligently on the 1g 000.000 bond issue recently authorized by the legislature both mayor basse and alderman merriam say the financial probe will gain votes for the issue at the elec tion next spring alderman britten earned for himself a place in the hearts of the men and hoys ef the poorer classes by introducing and having passed an order allowing them to sleep in the small parks and p-blic play grounds during the hot weather the or der tells the chief of police to notify his subordinates that such permission is grant ed and the freedom or the public breath ing spots is to be given those desirous of it at once new milk ordinance offered alderman hey fired another gun in his fight against pasteurized milk by offering an ordinance prohibiting the use or sale of mi'.k obtained from other than tuberculin tested cows the ordinance also aims to repeal the pasteurization ordinance the new ordinance also provides for the seiz ure of all mi!k sold in hottles that are not stamped to show the fluid is from a tuberculin tested ccw ; it is nonsense to pass such an ordi nance and i predict its death in the health committee said health commis sioner evans the alderman well knows that it is almost a physical impossibility to get a tuberculin test of all cows sup plying Chicago with milk this year or next pasteurization supplies the remedy for lack of a tuberculin test milk from a tuberculous cow is safe when pasteurized i shall certainly fight for the death of such a measure alderman mckenna hid passed an order on the commissioner of public works di recting him to refuse permits for public work to the folkes-forbes asphalt com pany which is operating a portable as phalt plant in the paving of some streets in the fifth ward alderman mekennn declared the people are in arms against it and declared it a nuisance feud ends in west side auto shooting man pursues foe who helped convict him in mexico to Chicago in revenge both hurt one may die crowd sees vicitm of attack wrench away revolver and fire at assailant two men were shot last night following a struggle in an automobile in which one of the men had caused the other to be bound and gagged after luring him to chi cago so that he might fulfill an oath of vengeance sworn in mexico three years ago the victim of the plot was james dor sey a cattle raiser of gilbert 111 he was wounded in the abdomen and is in a precarious condition at the county hos pital the man who shot him is c c walker also a cattle man whose home is in fayette mo he was shot in the leg the shooting occurred in curtis street between west madison street and wash ington boulevard a companion of walker escaped wlalker freely admitted that he had come to Chicago with the sole purpose of thrash ing dorsey but denied he intended to kill him the stories of both men concerning the causes of their hatred agreed in all deta ils arrested for maiming cattle three years ago walker was arrested in mexico charged with mutilating two car loads of cattle in which dorsey had an in terest dorsey testified against him and he was sent to prison for seventeen months at the time he swore to be revenged on dor sey and since his release he has sought high and low for him recently he learned that dorsey was established at gilbert 111 walker laid his plans carefully and with consummate cunning he came to Chicago and telephoned to dorsey at gilbert he said he was a cattle man of the name of graham and that a party of mexicans wfre in town who desired to consult dorsey in a cattle deal it was arranged that dorsey would come te Chicago and meet graham and the mexicans at 8 o ' iock lart night at the transit house meantime walker met a man iegenibuag a mexican in a saloon according to his story and induced him to accompany him he told the police he did/not kvnv the man's name nor the place where ii _..* him but this the police doubt engages auto for fight when the pair arrived at the transit house at 8 o'clock they were handed a tele phone message requesting them to meet dorsey at the sherman house they came downtown and at the county building walker engaged an automobile driven by fred mcgilmer 82j austin avenue the curtains wore tightly drawn and the car was stopped in front of the sher man house the doorman was sent to summon dorsey and when he stepped into the automobile it started for the west side by way of washington boulevard before it had gone far dorsey was tiound and gagged and informed that he was in for a good beating at robey street the car was turned back toward town and the supposed mexican told the chauffeur to drive to lincoln park the park proved to be crowded and the car again started for the west side this time it went out madison to curtis street and then turned north in the middle of the block a voice from within the car shouted to the chauffeur to stop as he did so sounds of a desperate struggle came from within suddenly the door burst open and the three occupants emerged fighting wrenches revolver from foe a shot was fired and dorsey staggered he clenched with walker and wrenching the revolver away from him shot walker in the right leg policemen of the desplaines street station found dorsey lying on the sidewalk almost senseless a few feet away lay walker the mexican had disappeared at the first shot the wounded men were taken to the county hospital in the same ambulance and the police surgeon reported that on the ay walker said to dorsey i'd like to cut your threat i hcoe you die dorsey s.iid he had not recognized walker until the motor car reached the place where the shooting occurred he had managed to loosen the cords that bound him and started to fight his way out of the machine dorsej reported that he had been robbed of a 300 diamond and 30 and the police are searching for walker's companion chauffeur mcgilmer is held as a witness platt wins express suit application for receiver for united states express company denied new york june 28.-former united states senator thomas c piatt and his sons scored a double victory in the su preme court to-day when justice guy de nied the application of john l dudley for the appointment f a temporary re ceiver of the united states express com pany and denied dudley's motion for per mission to inspect the books and records of the company the court had been un able to find in he papers and the affi davits submitted any credible evidence of fraudulent mismanagement or of any waste of the asset of the compsn . ' harriman diet bread and beer salvation lies in getting fat l photograph of e h harriman taken as he %\ sailed for europe harriman's 1 orders plenty of cereals % ** * & large quantities of $ milk <Â£ * * * much meat % * * * unlimited malt % beer * * * 4 % harriman's i reply ** * s three cheers for f . bread and beer $ financier begins big fight of life vain quest of health has ex tended many years over land and sea special cable to the examiner semme&esg austria june 28 e h harriman has been told that his salvation lies in getting fat he must pnt on flesh professor struempe made a thorough ex amination of the financier to-day and came to the conclusion that he is undernourished mr haiihnan tipped the scales at 144 p-Â»mics end the professor if ter fingering the hiim'man ribs announced that his pa tient must hare the fattening cure plenty of cereals large quantities of milk much meat and unlimited malt beer wns the struempel prescription mr harritnan on receiving this advice laughed and exclaimed three cheers for bread and beer he will remain at semmering until july 15 practicing this fattening diet and then go to bandaste to take radium baths puts mmd on his health when e 11 harriman was congratulated last year upon having reached his fcistieth birthday he said among other things as i grow older i am beginning to think more about my fellow mtr he might have added and i am begin ning to think more about myself for that is what he is doing now exclusively he is thinking altogether about his health he has discovered that although he has amassed perhaps a hundred millions and can control absolutely any amount of dol lars he wants to as he controls the rail roads of the united states there is one thing he cannot begin to control and that is his physical condition he has found just as john d rockefeller found a few years back that a multimillionaire is precisely like any other bit of human machinery he runs down and wears out and his miliions don't put spring into his step or vigor into his body finds problem puzzling therefore this trip to europe by mr harriman and also various other expedi tions in search of health which he has made in the past couple cf years it is just beginning to be realized by his friends that he has been just as keen after his owe welfare recently as he has been after railroads it has been a more puzzling problem for him to do he could tell what was the matter with 1.000 miles of track after a flying trip over it but he couldn't learn what was the matter with himself after months of study and the aid of all sorts of high-priced specialists he has been a technical problem for the doctors they all disagree over him he has been a sort of a stock market barometer also when reports have spread that he was in bad health down went the securities of his railroads when he was reported as improved up traveled the values unscrupulous wall street oper ators have traded upon this and have gone so far once or twice as to circulate rumors of his death to depress certain stocks had rheumatism first the importance of mr harriman's health has only been realized during the past couple of years after he had spanned the continent with hi railroads and had begun to tower above the rest of the operators first he had plain rheumatism of the back the doctors said they hooked him up into a harness of whalebone and linen it isn't a corset at all he said with indignation then in the summer of 1907 he took the first vacation his friends knew him to have spent in many years he established a ranch on pelican bay oregon and stayed there during all of the hot period and such a ranch the ancaers o,>k^i at it in awe it was of logs tru enodgh but in connection with each log room was a porcelain bath and there wire electric lights rare rugs and even a private refrigerating plant in bail college men in pik's peak fight many ready to testify for Chicago prisoners who thrashed hotel clerk colorado springs colo june 28 george sibley and john a clark dart mouth college men whose sensational en counter with howard robinson manager of the summit house on pike's peak land ed them in jail and robinson in the hos pital are out on bond sibley was released early in the day and has bince teen under medical care a scalp wound and a cut over the left eye requir ing a physician clark was given his lib erty this evening after furnishing bonds in the sum of s7oo the amount also required of sibley for their appearance on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with in tent to kill the hearing has been set for july 8 meantime clark and sibley are to remain in the city their attorneys orr & cun ningham state to-day that already much evidence has been offered voluntarily in the young men's behalf as tending to show that robinson had been abusive on several oc casions to other persons robinson's condition improved to-day he still as at st francis hospital but not in shape to tell his story physicians say he wil prcbably recover clark and sibley were arraigned before justice o r dunnington to-day on a com plaint filed by j g heistand proprietor of the summit eouse the story of the fight as told by clark and sibley also by roy carpenter and others is as follows clark and sibley walked up t&e peak sunday night to witness sunrise from the summit they arrived at 1:30 a m and applied for admission to the house which is a depot and hotel combined a quarrel over the price of a bed for the remainder of the night followed when robinson or dered them out drawing a policeman's billy clark aided by sibley wrested the weapon from him and struck him three times over the head roy carpenter rob inson's stepbrother here appeared and covered both assailants with a revolver until other help was aroused ap madoc seeks sims job friends hold lorimer oÂ«ves favor for aid in legislature representative william tudor apmadoe was put forward by his friends yesterday as a candidate for united states district attorney to succeed e w sims when his term expires or perhaps sooner apmadoe it was declared by members of that body can have or already has the support of all the band of hope he is in fact the band of hope candidate or rather the candidate of those members of the band of hope who stood out from first to last against albert j hopkins in the recent senatorial fight and whose rotes eventually made the election of senator lorimer possible he is due now in washington according to friends to urge his claims upon senator lorimer and unless there are disappoint ments his is expected to be one of the first appointments made when lorimer starts weeding out the hopkins appointees farley to be a cardinal nomination of new york areti bisliop certain saya prelate rome june 28 archbishop farley of new york will be made a cardinal a vatican prelate assured a correspondent to day adding his nomination to be a mem ber of the sacred college is certain the pope holds mgr farley in the very high est esteem on saturday when the pontiff received him in farewell audience he 1 sented him with a most costly rin mon-ignor farley begged his holiness to ac/ept the devotion of the american cathol cs the pope respond d by saying i that america held the foremost pla"p in i his affection bomb 31 scares all Chicago but police do not act though busse gives shippy a vacation and puts schuet tler in command officers even fail to question thugs no arrests occur in reign of terror so business men plan to raise huge fund to hire own private detectives wayman rushes first ward ball explosion suspects to trial hoping to reveal the secrets of the gambling ring 3,000 reward offered the following resolution was adopted by the city council last night the mayor ls hsreljy direeied to offer a reward of 3,000 to any per son or persons who may f urnish the police department information which will lead to the arrest and convic tion of the person or persons whc caus-d the explosion which occurred on the night of june 27 in the reai of the premises of the Chicago title & trust company 100 washington street chicago's reign of terror ought on by the thirty-one dynamite bomb outrages per petrated in slightly over two years is at its height though more than twenty-four honr-i have elapsed since the latest outrage the _ explosion in the rear of the Chicago tirie _â– & trust building in which fifteen persons were severely injured â€” not an arrest h b been made â– bomb number tfilrty-two may be exploded at any momgnt this situation prevails in sp'rp o a daj of excitement and fear such ss c has not known since may 4 1s86 thc date of the haymarket massacre at noon yesterday captain of dctc p d o'brien promised to have the per petrator of sunday night's outrage in jail before nightfall at midnight o'brien con fessed his inability to falfill his promise acting chief of police herman schuettier was forced to confess that his day's work had brought no better results than his past two years of effort in the same field there was no reason apparent v y schuettle should retract his seif-critica statement oi friday last i feel like a dog the utter failure of the police d ment to find the dynamite miscreant gave added force to the cft-reiter . . age the men higher up know who the bomb throwers are but don't d-.-r to arre.it them for fear the whole shocking story of police protection of gambler wih be mado public mayor busse jars police mayor busse came down from fox like ' and turned the police department turvy he gave chief of two months furlough on si illness schuettier was mad ulef i feel like a dog schuettier the man under whose nose the uneaught dynamiters have been throwing bombs destroying property injuring men women and chil dren and menacing human lives with im punity for more than two years inspector patrick j lavin in whose dis trict mont tennes clearing house and handbook men have been active without police interference was elevated to rank of assistant chief of police captain john gibbons ln whose district tennes men have flourished the loop dis trictâ€”was elevated to rank of acting in spector over that district officially these new ranks wi hold only during the two months ahsenee of chief shippy statements of the mayor and those in touch with the situation however indicate that the days of george m shippy as chief of police are over mayor busse would not deny nor even discuss this state ment when it was referred to him squarely in the evening after he had made fers . but the business men whosi have been wrecked by the high and the employes who have bi-r injured since the inception of the anche bling war were not visibly impressed by this show of activity on mayo b ifise and his police officials private detectives hired private detectives ha\e been engagi ] b at investigate sunday's crime by business in m m terests and at least one organization of v business men plate-glass insurance < om â– uanies are contemplatiug m ode pendent investigation of the repeated bo_fo ' utrocities and offering a reward for the criminals such as will result in a hasty solution of the mystery another of the moves of thc r caused a smile from the skeptical \ . offer of a reward of 3,000 for inform that would lead to the arrest and eoni 1 tion of the perpetrators of sunday nighi s _â– \. schuettier fl i asked that the finance committee make ___ such an appropriation in the a-ternoon aao i the recommendation of the ermmittae waj^b passed upon favorably by ihe city coun^b jin the evening while this reward app_h i only te the most recent outrage t_h c_ufcttler declared that he exp.ctr-d^h it would be broadened to a_p!y____b continued on 2d page 6th column continued on 2d page sth column | wi weather forecast if Chicago and vicinity gen j 53 erally fair tuesday and wednesday %' a t warmer wednesday easterly winds i.j v'a tuesday shifting to southerly on ffll jjaj wednesday wl not only interesting but profitable you vil find that it pays to read the want ads on pages 13 14 and 15 there are many bargains to be found under the following classifications : business chances household goods barter and exchange motor marts real estate diamonds watches etc horses and carriages auction sales etc it will pay you to read the classified ads every day rr-piqimniml j â– â€” t " lyrp procrastination is the thief of m(n y#z time â€” proverb iwf i p don't procrastinate about read s a ing the want ads read them \$

Chicago examiner vol vii no 163 a m tuesday june 29 1909 16 pages price one cent delivered by carrier 30 cents per month hope for states to best income tax amendment to constitution aldrich introduces resolution congress will pass it look ing for its defeat later tillman for tax on tea steel trust wins sweeping victory when cummins proposals fail washington june s senator aid rich acting for the finance committee to day reported the joint resolution proposing on amendment to the constitution author izing the levying of an income tax the resolution is as follows be it resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america in congress assembled two-third of both houses concurring that the fol lowing article is proposed as an amendment to the constitution of the united states which when ratified by the legislatures of three-fourth of the several states shall be valid to all intents and purposes as a part of the constitution articie xvi that congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes from whatever source derived without ap portionment among the several states and without regard to any census or enumeia tlon a poll of the senate and house on this resolution made by the examiner shows that it has practically the unanimous sup port of both republican and democratic members the only open objectiou to it came from south caroliua where there is a local income tax on income over 82,500 for state purposes think states will refuse it the amendment was suggested by presi dent Taft together with the corporation income tax to sidetrack a general income tax which was being pressed by bailey and cummins it seemed likely that such leg islation would pass and be added to the tariff bin â– aidrich sit'l other republican lenders opposed it bitterly the president entert.vued doubts as to the position of the supreme cosrt on its constitutionality it is freely reported about the i"apito that the republican leaders are willing to pass the resolution proposing the constitu tional amendment because they believe it will cot carry in the states they believe th such opposition to it can be created befor the vote is taken lhai the opposi tion together with natural reluctance to change the constitution will prevent its re ceiving the vote of the necessary three fourths of the states in view of aldrich's we!l-known hostility to the income tax there was grim humor in his suggestion that he hop,-d the resolu tion would pass by unanimous consent and without debate boiah of idaho would not con;ent and the resolution will come up lor discussion with the corporation income tax debate on which is due to open iu the senate to-morrow amendments to Taft plai two amendments to the corporation tax plan were presented to-day senator clapp wants the exemption of holding companies stricken from the bill so that they may be subjected to the tax senator culber son proposed an amendment that congress shall at all times have access by resolu tion to the evidence and figures contained in the returns submitted by corporations to the government the finance committee exempted holding companies from the provision of the amendment to avoid the fata defect of don taxation the committee provided that if the dividends of the subsidiary companies pay the tax the holding corn pan shall not pay it is . claimed this recognition of a holding company gives it a legal statue it has never enjoyed the vote will be had on the constitu tional amendment before it is taken on the corporation tax aldrich having 50 ae _ cided to shew his good faith this amend ment involves the question of immediate income tax legislation and aidrich pro poses to have the matter thrashed out be fore he takes up the corporation tax which lc to supplant the income tax with the assurance that debate on these important features cf the tariff bill is to begin at once there is hopeful talk of an early adjournment see early adjournment senators will make no predictions but the rumor spread about the capitol to-day that the tariff srssiou might end by julv 20 it is explained that the conferees in the senate and house can go to work upon the differences existing over the du tiable schedules and free lists while the senate is working over the corporation tax the senate will end its work on these features of the bill to-morrow the senate conferees are known to senator aldrich speaker cannon has decided on the house conferees the corporation tax may be before the senate ten days during this time the senate and house conference may effect amicable adjustment of most of their dif ferences and be prepared to submit the compromises and schedules over which they can reach no agreement bark to their re spective bodies as soon as the entire tariff passes the house it la believed that cannon has control of the bouse sufficient to insure the adop tion of a rule limiting debate on the cor count csaky and fiancee he lost by unpaid note mrs maud bryan count csaky csaky-bryan wedding stopped by unpaid debt fiancee indorses count's note for 500 he forgets to pay and woman is sued new york june 28 the internation al romance which was to have been con summated in the marriage of count csaky an attache of the austro hungarian con sulate at pittsburg and sirs maud how ard bryan widow of a millionaire well known in lcs angeles has been shattered the revelation came today when mrs brv.an instructed her lawyer to fight pay nler.t on a 500 note she stgped c tide the count over a period of financial de pression mrs tbryan is codefendant with joseph v ceberall an austrian lawyer and her former fiance count kalmar csaky the note was dirawn last february and was payable ia three months at the home of mrs bryan attorney goiiich attorney for the plaintiff said to-day count csaky was in need of rash he tried to borrow money from joseph ceberall and the latter refused to advance it without a note from mrs bryan csaky got mrs bryan to whom he was then en gaged to draw the note csaky indorsed it mrs bryan's relatives particularly an uncle objected to csaky and the mar riaje was called off then mrs bryan refused to pay the note when the engagement of mrs bryan and the count was announced early this year there was a storm of disapproval from mrs bryan's relatives she however re maiued loyal and said that nothing could destroy her love for or shake ber intention to marry the count count csaky is a third cousin of count szechenyi he was married and divorced in hungary the counters became the wife of jan kubelik the violinist mrs bryan and the count met last october it was apparently a case of love at first sight count csaky it was said at the time had an ample private fortune mrs bryan at her apartments in the la rocheile to-night refused to be inter t-i^.^rd phone paris from n y ; wireless to span atlantle with sound wares thursday new yore june 28 you can telephone to paris over a telephone that hasn't any vires next thursday that's what dr lee deforest said to-day the attempt to hold telephonic communication by the wireless method will be made from the metropolitan tower 700 feet above the street dr deforest announced to-day that his i wireless telephone station on top of the ! areat tower was practically in readiness to span the atlantic on sound waves but to-morrow he will make a preliminary test to sec that everything is working well by talking to the majestic building is chi cago park wading pool opened the first municipal wading poo in aus tin fark lake street and austin avenue will be formally opened this afternoon at 2 o'clock the children of the neighbor hood however crowded the pool all day yesterday all aldermen join city funds probe council indorses merriam plan and mayor will pick the board this week Â«. foor may sleep in parks resolution aims at hot weather relief new milk fight is started city council proceedings adopted the merriam resolution calling for a complete inquiry into city expendi tures tassed a resolution permitting the poor to sleep in public playgrounds and small parks during hot weather referred an ordinance to the health com mittee prohibiting the use of milk that does not come from tuberculin tested cows passed the grand crossing track elevation ordinance authorized an offer of 3,000 reward for information leading to conviction of the bomb throwers ordered traveling asphalt plants barred from streets ordered commissioner of public works to prohibit the placing of any more poles by the sanitary district in haynes court and archer avenue tassed ordinance granting the Illinois tun uel company an extension until octo ber 1910 for the installing of 20.000 telephones also prohibiting the com pany from selling its telephone plant to the Chicago telephone company fassed alderman nolan's ordinance permit ting the police to have fifteen days fur lough adjourned early to go to forest park as the guests of the management the prone of chicago's finances demand ed by alderman charles e merriam a ill be conducted with he un-."tion of the en tire city council ari address that the university professor-alderman had in readi ness to support his demand for the enquiry was left undelivered last night because the council unanimously voted to have the investigation without limiting its soope it had been expected that a tight would be made by some of the friends of ibe city aaminlstraiion against the passage of the resolution and to surprise was g kit therefore when not a voi:e was raised in protest mayor to pick commission â€¢ every department in the city administra tion will be overhauled by a commission of nine that will be appointed name time this week by mayor busse five citizens and four aldermen it is expected rill be members of the commission it is ex pected mayor busse will appoint aidermen merriarn snow finn and foreman the purpose of the inquiry according to alderman merriam is to let the public have a chance to find out just what 3nan cia condition the city is iu so that the voters may vote intelligently on the 1g 000.000 bond issue recently authorized by the legislature both mayor basse and alderman merriam say the financial probe will gain votes for the issue at the elec tion next spring alderman britten earned for himself a place in the hearts of the men and hoys ef the poorer classes by introducing and having passed an order allowing them to sleep in the small parks and p-blic play grounds during the hot weather the or der tells the chief of police to notify his subordinates that such permission is grant ed and the freedom or the public breath ing spots is to be given those desirous of it at once new milk ordinance offered alderman hey fired another gun in his fight against pasteurized milk by offering an ordinance prohibiting the use or sale of mi'.k obtained from other than tuberculin tested cows the ordinance also aims to repeal the pasteurization ordinance the new ordinance also provides for the seiz ure of all mi!k sold in hottles that are not stamped to show the fluid is from a tuberculin tested ccw ; it is nonsense to pass such an ordi nance and i predict its death in the health committee said health commis sioner evans the alderman well knows that it is almost a physical impossibility to get a tuberculin test of all cows sup plying Chicago with milk this year or next pasteurization supplies the remedy for lack of a tuberculin test milk from a tuberculous cow is safe when pasteurized i shall certainly fight for the death of such a measure alderman mckenna hid passed an order on the commissioner of public works di recting him to refuse permits for public work to the folkes-forbes asphalt com pany which is operating a portable as phalt plant in the paving of some streets in the fifth ward alderman mekennn declared the people are in arms against it and declared it a nuisance feud ends in west side auto shooting man pursues foe who helped convict him in mexico to Chicago in revenge both hurt one may die crowd sees vicitm of attack wrench away revolver and fire at assailant two men were shot last night following a struggle in an automobile in which one of the men had caused the other to be bound and gagged after luring him to chi cago so that he might fulfill an oath of vengeance sworn in mexico three years ago the victim of the plot was james dor sey a cattle raiser of gilbert 111 he was wounded in the abdomen and is in a precarious condition at the county hos pital the man who shot him is c c walker also a cattle man whose home is in fayette mo he was shot in the leg the shooting occurred in curtis street between west madison street and wash ington boulevard a companion of walker escaped wlalker freely admitted that he had come to Chicago with the sole purpose of thrash ing dorsey but denied he intended to kill him the stories of both men concerning the causes of their hatred agreed in all deta ils arrested for maiming cattle three years ago walker was arrested in mexico charged with mutilating two car loads of cattle in which dorsey had an in terest dorsey testified against him and he was sent to prison for seventeen months at the time he swore to be revenged on dor sey and since his release he has sought high and low for him recently he learned that dorsey was established at gilbert 111 walker laid his plans carefully and with consummate cunning he came to Chicago and telephoned to dorsey at gilbert he said he was a cattle man of the name of graham and that a party of mexicans wfre in town who desired to consult dorsey in a cattle deal it was arranged that dorsey would come te Chicago and meet graham and the mexicans at 8 o ' iock lart night at the transit house meantime walker met a man iegenibuag a mexican in a saloon according to his story and induced him to accompany him he told the police he did/not kvnv the man's name nor the place where ii _..* him but this the police doubt engages auto for fight when the pair arrived at the transit house at 8 o'clock they were handed a tele phone message requesting them to meet dorsey at the sherman house they came downtown and at the county building walker engaged an automobile driven by fred mcgilmer 82j austin avenue the curtains wore tightly drawn and the car was stopped in front of the sher man house the doorman was sent to summon dorsey and when he stepped into the automobile it started for the west side by way of washington boulevard before it had gone far dorsey was tiound and gagged and informed that he was in for a good beating at robey street the car was turned back toward town and the supposed mexican told the chauffeur to drive to lincoln park the park proved to be crowded and the car again started for the west side this time it went out madison to curtis street and then turned north in the middle of the block a voice from within the car shouted to the chauffeur to stop as he did so sounds of a desperate struggle came from within suddenly the door burst open and the three occupants emerged fighting wrenches revolver from foe a shot was fired and dorsey staggered he clenched with walker and wrenching the revolver away from him shot walker in the right leg policemen of the desplaines street station found dorsey lying on the sidewalk almost senseless a few feet away lay walker the mexican had disappeared at the first shot the wounded men were taken to the county hospital in the same ambulance and the police surgeon reported that on the ay walker said to dorsey i'd like to cut your threat i hcoe you die dorsey s.iid he had not recognized walker until the motor car reached the place where the shooting occurred he had managed to loosen the cords that bound him and started to fight his way out of the machine dorsej reported that he had been robbed of a 300 diamond and 30 and the police are searching for walker's companion chauffeur mcgilmer is held as a witness platt wins express suit application for receiver for united states express company denied new york june 28.-former united states senator thomas c piatt and his sons scored a double victory in the su preme court to-day when justice guy de nied the application of john l dudley for the appointment f a temporary re ceiver of the united states express com pany and denied dudley's motion for per mission to inspect the books and records of the company the court had been un able to find in he papers and the affi davits submitted any credible evidence of fraudulent mismanagement or of any waste of the asset of the compsn . ' harriman diet bread and beer salvation lies in getting fat l photograph of e h harriman taken as he %\ sailed for europe harriman's 1 orders plenty of cereals % ** * & large quantities of $ milk k^i at it in awe it was of logs tru enodgh but in connection with each log room was a porcelain bath and there wire electric lights rare rugs and even a private refrigerating plant in bail college men in pik's peak fight many ready to testify for Chicago prisoners who thrashed hotel clerk colorado springs colo june 28 george sibley and john a clark dart mouth college men whose sensational en counter with howard robinson manager of the summit house on pike's peak land ed them in jail and robinson in the hos pital are out on bond sibley was released early in the day and has bince teen under medical care a scalp wound and a cut over the left eye requir ing a physician clark was given his lib erty this evening after furnishing bonds in the sum of s7oo the amount also required of sibley for their appearance on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with in tent to kill the hearing has been set for july 8 meantime clark and sibley are to remain in the city their attorneys orr & cun ningham state to-day that already much evidence has been offered voluntarily in the young men's behalf as tending to show that robinson had been abusive on several oc casions to other persons robinson's condition improved to-day he still as at st francis hospital but not in shape to tell his story physicians say he wil prcbably recover clark and sibley were arraigned before justice o r dunnington to-day on a com plaint filed by j g heistand proprietor of the summit eouse the story of the fight as told by clark and sibley also by roy carpenter and others is as follows clark and sibley walked up t&e peak sunday night to witness sunrise from the summit they arrived at 1:30 a m and applied for admission to the house which is a depot and hotel combined a quarrel over the price of a bed for the remainder of the night followed when robinson or dered them out drawing a policeman's billy clark aided by sibley wrested the weapon from him and struck him three times over the head roy carpenter rob inson's stepbrother here appeared and covered both assailants with a revolver until other help was aroused ap madoc seeks sims job friends hold lorimer oÂ«ves favor for aid in legislature representative william tudor apmadoe was put forward by his friends yesterday as a candidate for united states district attorney to succeed e w sims when his term expires or perhaps sooner apmadoe it was declared by members of that body can have or already has the support of all the band of hope he is in fact the band of hope candidate or rather the candidate of those members of the band of hope who stood out from first to last against albert j hopkins in the recent senatorial fight and whose rotes eventually made the election of senator lorimer possible he is due now in washington according to friends to urge his claims upon senator lorimer and unless there are disappoint ments his is expected to be one of the first appointments made when lorimer starts weeding out the hopkins appointees farley to be a cardinal nomination of new york areti bisliop certain saya prelate rome june 28 archbishop farley of new york will be made a cardinal a vatican prelate assured a correspondent to day adding his nomination to be a mem ber of the sacred college is certain the pope holds mgr farley in the very high est esteem on saturday when the pontiff received him in farewell audience he 1 sented him with a most costly rin mon-ignor farley begged his holiness to ac/ept the devotion of the american cathol cs the pope respond d by saying i that america held the foremost pla"p in i his affection bomb 31 scares all Chicago but police do not act though busse gives shippy a vacation and puts schuet tler in command officers even fail to question thugs no arrests occur in reign of terror so business men plan to raise huge fund to hire own private detectives wayman rushes first ward ball explosion suspects to trial hoping to reveal the secrets of the gambling ring 3,000 reward offered the following resolution was adopted by the city council last night the mayor ls hsreljy direeied to offer a reward of 3,000 to any per son or persons who may f urnish the police department information which will lead to the arrest and convic tion of the person or persons whc caus-d the explosion which occurred on the night of june 27 in the reai of the premises of the Chicago title & trust company 100 washington street chicago's reign of terror ought on by the thirty-one dynamite bomb outrages per petrated in slightly over two years is at its height though more than twenty-four honr-i have elapsed since the latest outrage the _ explosion in the rear of the Chicago tirie _â– & trust building in which fifteen persons were severely injured â€” not an arrest h b been made â– bomb number tfilrty-two may be exploded at any momgnt this situation prevails in sp'rp o a daj of excitement and fear such ss c has not known since may 4 1s86 thc date of the haymarket massacre at noon yesterday captain of dctc p d o'brien promised to have the per petrator of sunday night's outrage in jail before nightfall at midnight o'brien con fessed his inability to falfill his promise acting chief of police herman schuettier was forced to confess that his day's work had brought no better results than his past two years of effort in the same field there was no reason apparent v y schuettle should retract his seif-critica statement oi friday last i feel like a dog the utter failure of the police d ment to find the dynamite miscreant gave added force to the cft-reiter . . age the men higher up know who the bomb throwers are but don't d-.-r to arre.it them for fear the whole shocking story of police protection of gambler wih be mado public mayor busse jars police mayor busse came down from fox like ' and turned the police department turvy he gave chief of two months furlough on si illness schuettier was mad ulef i feel like a dog schuettier the man under whose nose the uneaught dynamiters have been throwing bombs destroying property injuring men women and chil dren and menacing human lives with im punity for more than two years inspector patrick j lavin in whose dis trict mont tennes clearing house and handbook men have been active without police interference was elevated to rank of assistant chief of police captain john gibbons ln whose district tennes men have flourished the loop dis trictâ€”was elevated to rank of acting in spector over that district officially these new ranks wi hold only during the two months ahsenee of chief shippy statements of the mayor and those in touch with the situation however indicate that the days of george m shippy as chief of police are over mayor busse would not deny nor even discuss this state ment when it was referred to him squarely in the evening after he had made fers . but the business men whosi have been wrecked by the high and the employes who have bi-r injured since the inception of the anche bling war were not visibly impressed by this show of activity on mayo b ifise and his police officials private detectives hired private detectives ha\e been engagi ] b at investigate sunday's crime by business in m m terests and at least one organization of v business men plate-glass insurance < om â– uanies are contemplatiug m ode pendent investigation of the repeated bo_fo ' utrocities and offering a reward for the criminals such as will result in a hasty solution of the mystery another of the moves of thc r caused a smile from the skeptical \ . offer of a reward of 3,000 for inform that would lead to the arrest and eoni 1 tion of the perpetrators of sunday nighi s _â– \. schuettier fl i asked that the finance committee make ___ such an appropriation in the a-ternoon aao i the recommendation of the ermmittae waj^b passed upon favorably by ihe city coun^b jin the evening while this reward app_h i only te the most recent outrage t_h c_ufcttler declared that he exp.ctr-d^h it would be broadened to a_p!y____b continued on 2d page 6th column continued on 2d page sth column | wi weather forecast if Chicago and vicinity gen j 53 erally fair tuesday and wednesday %' a t warmer wednesday easterly winds i.j v'a tuesday shifting to southerly on ffll jjaj wednesday wl not only interesting but profitable you vil find that it pays to read the want ads on pages 13 14 and 15 there are many bargains to be found under the following classifications : business chances household goods barter and exchange motor marts real estate diamonds watches etc horses and carriages auction sales etc it will pay you to read the classified ads every day rr-piqimniml j â– â€” t " lyrp procrastination is the thief of m(n y#z time â€” proverb iwf i p don't procrastinate about read s a ing the want ads read them \$